Sentence examples for vulnerable looking from inspiring English sources

This troubled bear, small and fierce but vulnerable looking, stares out through the fence into the rest of Arizona, thinking who knows what.

"Perhaps because owlet features are similar to those of kittens, only the birds are more vulnerable looking, inspiring a greater nurturing instinct in us.

"It seems to me a high degree of probability that financial profits are the source of profits that are most vulnerable looking ahead, and secondly that the market does not yet allow for that in valuations," he said.

To be an artist and a mother - those are two very difficult things to reconcile.' So it looks as if Paltrow - like Ryder, naturally skinny and vulnerable looking - will be our final guide to the pre-Prozac universe.

Just inside the flamme rouge marking 1km to go, Froome attacked only to see the hideous brown shorts of Ag2r-La Mondiale's Alexis Vuillermoz streak off into the distance as a vulnerable looking Vincenzo Nibali was simultaneously shelled out the back of the leading group.

A route one ball catches Guinea's vulnerable looking defence at sixes and sevens and as Mustapha Yatabare sizes up a great chance from a central position, he is sneakily nudged in the back and clatters into the goalkeeper.

I'm not emphasizing his strong brow, so this is also his more meek and vulnerable look.

Weaker or smaller nations are still vulnerable (look at Ukraine).

Make an open, vulnerable look with your eyes.

I remember thinking how fragile and vulnerable he looked.

THE dollar is looking vulnerable.